life was a lot easier.

Anywho... This is my "to whom it may concern" response.

RE: The anonymous posting of Stephen Brown's teleconference notes on the TimeBomb 2000 forum

Sally,

I am one of the members of the Moderator Team for TimeBomb 2000.

I also have been on three of the last four teleconferences.

Although I do not know who originally posted the notes, it was my recommendation to let it stand. We did edit out the login and password to the Community Preparedness Conference Call List.

The second thread (Jan Nickerson's response) was posted by me. I feel its posting appropriately expands the teleconference notes. ( I was in the process of writing a separate post using the main elements of Jan's email when the teleconference notes came to my attention. For better or worse, I made the decision to post the list-serv version to give people a better understanding of how conference participants communicate. )

Please remember, TB2000 is an open forum. We do not control the content or the participants. If concerns still remain about this issue, please contact me.

Respectfully,

Critt Jarvis
http://www.critt.com "Connecting the Carolinas"

"Transparency, love it or leave it."
~Tom Barnett, Ph.D.
Project Manager, the U.S. Naval War College Year 2000 International Security Dimension Project

-- Anonymous, July 05, 1999

Answers

Thanks Critt.

Um... you get my earlier questions?

Ya know.. this is embarrasing... but I STILL haven't make it over to the Naval War College site yet.

*Sigh*

Diane

-- Anonymous, July 05, 1999

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